At 11:46:01 California period on the foggy Monday in January 1986, the world – suddenly, inexplicably, without warning – bifurcated. Fast-forward to thirty-five years later: Felix Sayers is normally a culinary article writer living in SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA of World A who spends his days lunching at Coconut Café and fantasizing of an effective profession penning Agatha Christie-style mysteries. But everything adjustments when his Aunt Henrietta dies, departing Felix a photograph of his dad and himself – dated ten times before about Relating to Ducks and Universes Felix was born. It can just mean a very important factor: Felix has an “alter” in Universe B. Inside a panic that his secret novel may can be found currently, Felix crosses to San Francisco B and proceeds to flagrantly violate the rules of both worlds by snooping around his alter’s existence. But when he narrowly escapes a hit-and-run, it turns into clear that somebody knows he’s crossed over…and whoever it really is isn’t happy about any of it. By using a trio of learners and a Miss Marple – design detective, Felix must uncover the truth about his change, the events of one Monday, and a wayward plastic duck before his amount of time in both worlds runs out. “A witty and light ‘what if’ book filled with an amusing and eclectic cast of heroes.” – Web publishers Weekly, in an assessment of Regarding Ducks and Universes in the 2009 2009 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award contest.